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| MAGAMP , an outstanding plant food is an entirely new inorganic, 100% pure chemical compound of low solubility, granulated by an exclusive process as a white and odourless, non-corrosive, free flowing material. |
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MAGAMP incorporates in one product a new concept in fertilisers - the safe and controlled release of plant nutrients to enable maximum utilisation by the growing plant. Within 18 hours after the MAGAMP granules are placed in contact with moist soil in the root zone, there will me an available source of N.P.K. and Mg in the soil solution surrounding each granule. The low solubility of MAGAMP prevents the excess build-up of salts in the soil, which are responsible for typical fertiliser burn or desiccation of the roots. When a balance is reached between the granule and the soil solution surrounding it, one of two things must occur before more nutrients will be released. 1. The growing plant utilises some of the nutrients. When either of these occurs, an imbalance exists and more nutrients will go into solution. However, because MAGAMP granules do not break down and immediately dissolve in the moist soil, even during heavy rainfall, leaching occurs only to a very limited degree. Thus MAGAMP is safe and matches the plant's ability to utilise the essential nutrients it contains. The length of time that MAGAMP will remain in the soil will depend upon several factors, such as type of soil, amount of leaching, granule size and rate of plant growth. Medium grade MAGAMP will last for one complete growing season and coarse grade will last for two growing seasons. The growing season is defined as the total growing time per calendar year. Repeated applications of MAGAMP year after year will not be detrimental to the soil. No nutrient imbalance or other harmful effects were found after 5 years of continuous application and testing on greenhouse beach soil at Cornell University U.S.A. MAGAMP will not change the pH of the soil when used at the recommended rates |
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MAGAMP with K is a homogenous mixture of Magnesium Ammonium Phosphate and Magnesium Potassium Phosphate in a granular form. Each granule has the same composition, 7% Nitrogen, 40% Phosphoric Acid (17.5% Phosphorous) 6% Potassium Oxide (5% Potassium), 12% Magnesium. Both are true chemical compounds and contain no dilutents or fillers of any type. The rate of release is controlled by the low solubility and particle size, and to take advantage of these phenomena, MAGAMP is produced in both coarse and medium granule sizes. The MAGAMP formulation has been specifically compounded to provide 2% water-soluble nitrogen as immediately available nutrient for the plant. |
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| Orchids | 5g per 20cm pot | March & September |
| Field grown stock (Liners) |
4.5kg coarse per 30 lin metres Large100-150g coarse per plant |
4.5kg medium per 30 lin metres 100-200g medium per plant |
| Shrubs & ornamentals (Small) |
50g coarse per plant | 100g medium per plant |
| Shrubs & ornamentals (Large) |
100g coarse per plant | 200-300g medium per plant |
| Roses | 50-100g coarse per plant | 100-200g medium per plant |
| Pot plants | Size of pot 20cm - 25g coarse 25cm - 50g coarse |
As for planting |
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Trees " (Small) |
100-200g coarse per young tree |
1/2-1kg med. - 1-4 years old 11/2-2kg med. 4 years & over |
| Fruit trees | 500g coarse |
1/2-1kg med. - 1-4 years old 11/2-2kg med. 4 years & over |
| Strawberries | 50g coarse per plant | |
| Turf - Lawns - Turf wickets - Bowling greens - Golf greens & tees |
22kg per 100sq. metres |
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| Perennials | 4.5kg coarse per 30sq. metres | 4.5kg med. per 30sq. metres |
| Annuals | 2-3kg med. per 10sq. metres | |
| Vegetables | 2-4kg med. per 30 lin. metres | |
| Tomatoes | 5-7kg med. per 10sq. metres | |
| Propagation beds | 1-2kg med. per cubic metre | |
| Potting mixtures | 6kg med. per cubic metre |
PLEASE NOTE: MagAmp may not be suitable for some Australian native plants that are sensitive to phosphorous. If unsure, please check with your nursery or visit this site for an informative article.
See the Catalogue under 'Fertilisers' for pricing.
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